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SUMMARY:Reading Paul Landacre's Archive: California Landscape and the Erasu
	re of Indigeneity
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DESCRIPTION:Second Annual Spotlight Talk by Johanna Drucker\, Distinguished
	 Professor and Breslauer Professor Emerita\, Information Studies\, Univers
	ity of California\, Los Angeles\n\nPaul Landacre was a wood engraver and a
	rtist whose first published work\, California Hills (1931)\, established h
	is reputation within the Fine Press community of Los Angeles. The images i
	n California Hills raise issues in relation to the longer traditions of re
	presentations of the “pristine” and “uninhabited” landscape\, thus partici
	pating in an erasure of indigenous peoples that had been part of landscape
	 painting. Clark Library collections include many useful materials for est
	ablishing the background for this erasure in documents from the 19th centu
	ry onward in which the struggles for recognition\, sovereignty\, and ident
	ity are recorded. This talk presents an approach to reading Landacre’s arc
	hive in relation to this rich historical material.\n\nEvent Website: https
	://www.1718.ucla.edu/events/spotlight-talk-johanna-drucker/\n\nSource: htt
	ps://community.ucla.edu/event/6c895a59-1c8e-4ccf-b7af-d9825bc28066
LOCATION:William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
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